candice: berkeley is not the only uc estimating another decade for repatriation.und the uc office of the president has not prioritized returning remains. nakia: we're talking about returning our ancestors back home that were stolen from their graves. candice: in a statement, a representative of berkeley's chancellor said cal appreciates the state's guidance and is eager to implement all the new recommendations. the campus is expanding funding for repatriation and hiring for additional dedicated nagpra staff. the uc office of the president also said it's committed to implementing all recommendations, but not all academics are on board. elizabeth weiss: i don't agree with repatriation and reburial of skeletal remains. candice: elizabeth weiss, an anthropology professor at san jose state, is among the loudest voices against returning skeletal remains and tribal items. after publishing her book "repatriation and erasing the past" and posting photos of herself holding skulls on her twitter page, weiss faced a storm of backlash, including from her own university. candic

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uc berkeley test but i find that from in the ways the school is present. the students refer to as berkeley or uc berkeley but the sports teams are referred to as cal. that divide has some people thinking that berkeley and cal are not the same but are separate schools. but they are not. the idea of merging the names to call the athletics department cal berkeley athletics is being considered. just a suggestion at this point in the formal name has not changed. >>> hard to miss. a big celebration brought thousands to san francisco sunset district. i will be joined by the city leader you didn't choose cat allergies. you didn't choose your hairline. hot flashes, the flu, or that thing when your knee just gives out for no reason. you didn't choose your bad back or this. or... that. you didn't choose depression, melanoma, or lactose intolerance. but with kaiser permanente you can choose your doctor who works with other best-in-class specialists to care for all that is you. >>> to allie's in san francisco got a makeover to gather today for the opening of landing at

ucla and uc berkeley. this is all really you. i can assure you -- new. can assure you we understand how exciting those games are and we are going to find a way to keep thing against those teams in the years ahead. julian: i know a lot of fans are at ease hearing that for sure. let's talk about student athletes. as cal enters the acc, the closest opponent is the cardinals in louisville. 2000 miles away. that is a really long haul for those student athletes. is there concern about travel in all of this? >> the closest opponent is going to be stanford just down the road. the next will be smu in texas. this ia -- this is an important question. many of them are already traveling to the east and many of them won't need to because their competitive context will remain on the west coast. in many instances, those are sports the acc doesn't have. so they will continue to complete, such as rugby, against competitors here in the west and the mountain time zones. at the same time, even this year, our football team right now is in texas. getting to work in washington

. >>> uc berkeley is considering changing its athletics name and logo to cal berkeley. university created a task force to see if they should switch the name and found that a lot of people don't know that uc berkeley and cal are the same school. the task force thinks changing the name will cut down on confusion. right now it is unclear if the university will make that change. i don't silicates that they give a change. >> >> if you referred to cal it was the sports and the university is uc berkeley. so now they are blending the >>> it didn't happen. the giants got rained out in denver, tonight. how about this, even without playing, they climbed in the standings. >> they still went up? >> the diamondbacks and the reds lost, the giants are now the three-way tie for the final wild-card spot. that rainout got rescheduled for saturday. there will be a doubleheader against the rockies in denver. a's news tonight, going to the las vegas review journal, major- league baseball owners will vote in november on the proposed move to nevada. the a's need to 75% of the 30 owners to appr

are connected to two or three more armed robberies in oakland and within the jurisdiction of the uc, berkeley police department. a berkeley police officer spotted the suspects' vehicle last night, chased them to oakland where they crashed on high street near carrington street. a female suspect was arrested on the scene. three male suspects fled, but they were caught. officers also recovered stolen property and firearms from the car. the four armed robberies within the berkeley police jurisdiction took place in an area just south of campus, talking about uc, berkeley. one victim was robbed at a bus stop. >> translator: i just had gotten out of work. a black truck pulled up, two people got out and pointed a gun at me. they took my necklace, my wallet, my backpack, my hat, and my phone. i couldn't do anything but give it up or else it would have ended bad. >> this is something scary. it's frightening to general public and especially to the students surrounding campus. of course we don't want to be victimized. always reminding everybody in the public, it's always better in the eve fng you're out,

rebranding it as cal berkeley instead of uc berkeley. and they want to do that ahead of this big move from the pac. 12 to the acc next year. thank goodness they're sticking with. >> cal berkeley and not reinventing some other. they're going berkeley. get rid of the you see goga albert's, ok? i there's another big school in the bay area. stanford plans to pay back millions of dollars in donations it received from collapsed crypto firm ftx. the parents of ftx's disgrace founder sam bankman-fried allegedly organized the donations of more than 5 million dollars to the university. joseph bank been and barbara free to both professors at stanford law school and allegedly wanted to use the money to boost their professional and social status. bankman-fried's fraud trail is our trial, rather is set to begin next month. he so far has pleaded not guilty. >> still to come, the new deal from california's insurance commissioner that make sure you can get coverage for your you didn't choose cat allergies. your hairline. or that thing where your knee just

well, uc berkeley is now one step closer to being able to build 148 unit apartment building that could actually has more than 100 students. governor gavin newsom signed a new bill which removes barriers to university. we're looking to build new housing. that legislation is in response to a court ruling back in february but actually block uc berkeley's new housing for not addressing and assessing the noise impact of college students living in an already populated area. the bill eliminates the requirement public universities have to consider alternatives to the location of the housing projects. in the south bay. you got santa clara transit officials approving a proposal to build more housing. so they voted 10 to one on a plan to put it, but interim housing community at the so roll vta maintenance yard season on the map. the site will provide 200 emergency temporary housing units. keep unsheltered people off the streets earlier this year. you that governor newsom committing state funding for 200 quick built units in san jose. in the north bay police otani arrested a man yesterday morning

the issue cames down to this, in the academic realm, the university is usually called uc berkeley but when it comes to athletics, teams are mostly referred to as cal. officials wanted to settle on one name after a survey found that two thirds of the country thinks cal and uc berkeley are actually two separate places and the task force recommends that the school use berkeley as its primary brand and refer to athletic programs as cal berkeley. >> that is too long, it needs to be quick. that is another issue. it has to go in cheer, you know what i mean? we have some opinions on this. that would include a revamp of the classic logo which is always hard to redo the logo because it is tied to the school. >> i know a lot of people that go there and they always say cal. san francisco firefighters were in union square today as a practice run for tomorrow's big event. over 60 people are scheduled to descend 150 feet down the hotel for brain aneurysm awareness month. union square will transform into an interactive viewing area with live music, local vendors and information booths dedicated to th

the latest research out of uc berkeley suggests the way bats navigate their social groups could help us better understand neurodegenerative diseases in humans. as the study used, wireless neural devices to monitor fruit bats, brain activity in the hippocampus. as they flew around a large room, researchers observed the animals had favorite group mates to eat with documenting one of the first instances of identity representation in a non primate brain. the hope is that these findings will help medical researchers connect hippocampal damage in humans to social and spatial memory loss in diseases like alzheimer's. an oakland based and youth led nonprofit is getting the next generation excited about all things science. it's called kits cubed, and their goal is to show kids how fun science can be. the organization donates science kits to local schools all over the bay area. just in the past three years, they've donated more than 40,000 of the kits. the nonprofit also hosts community stem fairs to exhibit different careers in science. we spoke with ahmed muhammad on the fore, the founder an

the valuable item recovered at a uc berkeley frat house and the felony investigation now coming witht. also here, public safety at risk in one small peninsula town. the local police department. and danger of shutting down and not your typical police pursuit. the guy in the golf cart that got into a whole lot of trouble all that and more as we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we needed, another big bank. not so fast. how many banks do you know that reward you for saving every month? he's got a good point. did i mention bmo has more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined? uh, b-m-o? just "bee-mo", actually. quick question, will all this stuff fit in your car? ( ♪ ) should i get rid of the mug? ♪ bmo ♪ abc7 news reporter lauren martinez explains an urgent race to find emergency funding. if we do not help departments like the broadmoor police department, there is no service for this area. >> san mateo county supervisor david canepa says a small police department within the county

holdups happened between 1120 tuesday night and midnight in the south side neighborhood near the uc berkeley campus. that's heavily populated by students. many we spoke to say they're unnerved. it is frightening, especially as like a woman and like that i do walk kind of like alone. i think berkeley is like pretty safe, at least like during the day. at night, though, does, you know, gets a little sketchy sometimes. the crime spree ended after berkeley police sergeant jennifer coates spotted the suspect's stolen. kia sorento and began chasing it. the pursuit ended near high in carrington streets in east oakland. uc berkeley campus police came to the scene of the arrest to join their city counterparts because one of the robberies happened on gayley road near the greek theater on campus. birx louis police arrested four suspects, one of them a teenage boy. the adults in custody are well known to law enforcement. an 18 year old, reginald florence, was released from custody two months ago after being charged in a san leandro auto burglary. another suspect, 18 year old alan foster , has a pending o

. >> now in one of those bills moves uc berkeley, one step closer to being able to build more studentll which changes the california environmental quality act so that top projects do not need alternative site and ways to mitigate noise. when designing new student housing. >> yeah, newsom has been vocal about his support for the housing project, the new building would house more than 1100 students. meanwhile, we also have the state assembly passing a bill that would help fast track low-income housing on land that's owned by nonprofit colleges and religious institutions like churches, synagogues and mosques. that bill was authored by san francisco state senator scott wiener and it would rezone the land owned by the colleges and churches to allow for affordable housing. supporters say could add hundreds of thousands of housing units in the state. while opponents of the bill say it would take away local control over housing developments. the bill still needs to be approved by the state senate. >> all the state assembly also approved a bill yesterday requiring schools to have at least one

well, uc berkeley police sent out an advisory last night warning students, residents of a man reportedly waiving a pick ax that several students right between college avenue in haste street, the man was described as wearing dark clothing, large black backpack. he fled the area before police arrived on the scene. well, sandra says the police are now investigating a fight involving several teens. this happened at westfield mall. it happened just before 6 saturday night. officers say when they got to that scene, they're actually met with the security guard was with an injured teenager. that teen told police he was hit in the head with something during that fight. the other teen involved in that fight left before police arrived. now the injured teenager refuse medical treatment and was released to his parents. anyone with any information on this is asked to call sfpd. time is now running out, disabled boat stuck on stinson beach. the boat's owner has until noon today to get that bill back in the water. several people spent sunday dig in the boat out of the sand in hopes of told it into the w

and that at uc berkeley.ty of fairfield was showing a different beach video here of a boat that has been stranded. we've been telling you about this for about a week that this boat was washed ashore and that they were trying to figure out how to get it out there to still digging racing against time, hoping that the marin county doesn't take care of that for this boat owner because if they take care of, are they going to break that boat up and haul it away? but the boat owner is working on digging it out. frantically trying to save his boat from being demolished. >> well, in sports, it was a good sunday for forty-niners fans as the red gold took on the steelers in pittsburgh. we have a read on air in 4th straight to jason dumas has the highlights. >> easy like a sunday morning. shout out to lionel richie. that's exactly how niners fans had to be feeling on sunday morning watching that game, san francisco had about as perfect of a start to a season that you could possibly have a beat down in pittsburgh. and gue

. >> still ahead tonight, why some say it's time for uc berkeley to rebrand and change its name. plus, how a local school celebrated the oldest ranger to serve a national park and a violent brawl breaks out in the stands at levi's stadium here from the who recorded this video. >> pull the girl's hair. and then as he was on the girl's hair, the girls had it was poland holder, girl's hair and porter way off and then they went flying and >> and there goes that wig. a violent prall broke out of the stands at levi stadium last night during the forty-niners first home game of the season. and as you heard and as you can see, well, it was all captured on video security guard eventually came and they broke up the fight. we still don't know what kicked off. and we don't know if she got her way back. one man who may have an idea of what's going on a man who shot that cell phone video of the brawl and had a chance to talk to him today. >> grant lotus here studio to tell us what he had to say. grant plenty guys shot this video, grab the cell phone. his name is. >> tyler stephenson lives in va

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completed last december but was not reported until today by right for cal fornia, a grass roots uc berkeleyal berkeley would bring together the cal athletic brand and the uc berkeley academic and history recognition. the chancellor created this task force more than a year ago with a goal of reimaging a coherent brand for the university's academic and athletic identities . no word yet when school leadership will make a final decision on a potential athletic name. rebrand all righty. heading to your friday tomorrow , the weather looks like it's going to be kind of mild like it was today, but a little bit cooler. so behind me are the numbers from today, temperatures, the highs and all that warm. it was a little cooler than yesterday. temperatures tomorrow will be a little cooler than today. and so it goes right through the bay area weekend. we're going to find temperatures on the cooling trend on the cooling side, you saw the fog out there. it it came in quick last night or this this evening came in around six, 7:00. and just all the way into the inland bay valleys. it's in many bay area neigh

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russian historian and political theorist who was previously based in moscow and recently joined uc berkeleya visiting scholar. he is co-founder of posle, a network of russian intellectuals in exile who oppose the war against ukraine. he's the author of the award-winning book "dissidents among dissidents: ideology, politics and the left in post-soviet russia." hanna perekhoda is a historian at the university of lausanne. she is a member of the ukrainian democratic-socialist organization called sotsialnyi rukh. she is also part of the european network for solidarity with ukraine. we welcome you both to new york and to the united states and to democracy now! hanna, can you describe what is happening to your country now? your response to the latest attack in the donetsk region? are you from the donetsk region? >> yeah, basically, the essence of this war is the same as one year before. that means most of the ukrainians living in any part of the country are facing the threat of russian missiles targeting their residential areas because russia has engaged itself in a strategy of terror against civ

a new study shows most americans do not know cal and uc berkeley are the same school. so the university is considering a major rebrand. their task force found more than a 3rd of californians and even many bay area folks didn't realize the golden bears belong to the uc school in berkeley study found the name berkeley is a stronger brandon is associated with academic excellence while cal. affectionate nickname. but mostly known for sports. the final report recommends a new name and logo for the athletics program. rebranded as cal berkeley as they get set to join the acc. well, the giants are facing the dodgers tonight and >> good enough any more miscues if they want it. keep a glimmer of hope trying to get to the playoffs are wilson is up next. let us know how is up next. let us know how way. we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we needed, another big bank. not so fast. how many banks do you know that reward you for saving every month? he's got a good point. did i mention bmo ha

one of those bills moves uc berkeley. one step closer to being able to build more student housing at people's park. governor gavin newsom signed the bill which changes the california environmental quality act. so that projects do not need alternative sites and ways to mitigate noise. when designing new student housing newsom has been very vocal about his support for it. the housing project this new building would house more than 1100 students. and the state assembly passed a bill that would help fast track low-income housing on land owned by nonprofit colleges and religious institutions. institutions such as churches, synagogues and mosques. the bill would was authored by san francisco state senator scott wiener. and it would rezone the land owned by colleges and churches to allow for affordable housing. supporters say it could add hundreds of thousands of housing units in the state. opponents of the bill say would only take away from a local housing controls. the bill still needs to be approved by the state senate. the s

uc berkeley students and people who live near the campus should be on the lookout for a man reportedlyving a pick ax. he reportedly did this last night and was aiming at several students. this happened between college avenue and street. the man was described as wearing dark clothing and has a large black backpack. he left the area before police arrived. campus police did send out an advisory. for your health. now, federal officials say that the new pfizer and moderna covid shots will arrive alongside the seasonal flu vaccine. the cdc is expected to follow up tomorrow to discuss these new guidelines. it will determine who gets the shot. first as covid cases tick up across the country. the new booster targets. the latest covid variant president biden has announced plans to cover the cost of the new vaccine for people without insurance. there are search and recovery efforts underway right now in morocco after a powerful earthquake killed more than 2000 people. the powerful tremors reducing many homes and structures piles of dust. the united nations estimates roughly 300,000 people have be

uc berkeley's is considering changing the name and logo to cal berkeley.y created a task force to see if it should change. many people don't realize uc berkeley and cal are the same. and changing the name would cut down on confusion. it's unclear if the university will make the change. >> i didn't know they were the same. i thought the same thing when i moved here. >> the more you know. >>> our consumer team is busy fielding all kinds of complaints for people fighting to get the money or services they're entitled to. >> we take pride in resolving those cases. consumer investigator chris chmura joins us with a few of our recent wins. >> good friday morning. we're delivering results for viewers in english and in spanish. let's start with a case from teleimmune doe 48 responding, maria got a dental crown, but also got an extra bill for $450. she filed a claim but not nowhere. after months of arlen's intervention, maria had something to smile about, the clinic cancelled that $450 charge. next, there's mike in san jose. he pre-paid $215 for a full year of newsp

albany police, berkeley police, even uc berkeley police. i did speak to a customer who was waiting in the lobby. she describes that she was just sitting. >> at one of the couches and then she heard at least 3 gunshots. i spoke to an employee who said he heard his co-worker yell. there is a gun and he immediately helped evacuate everyone. he said officers arrived to the scene as soon as possible. we just got an update from berkeley pd in the last hour. here is what they said. it. >> when officers arrived on scene, officers entered the building located the victim encountered a suspect and in exchange of gunfire occurred. at time, the berkeley police department, it has been determined at this time of the berkeley police department was involved in an officer-involved shooting involving multiple officers from the berkeley police department. >> new at this time we do not have an update on the condition on the victim or suspect or who it exactly was shot in this case. berkeley pd says they will conduct an internal investigation on if the officer f

. >> it's why anthony is studying law at uc berkeley hoping to shape future policy helping those on the streets. but his work on the big picture doesn't stop him from seeing the small one. the vid like nardo. >> what i know is what a lot of people think is impossible. there's no helping this person, there's no changing the situation. >> sitting in a guard anthony began to guard him on the road back to stability. helping him get an i.d. and email address so he could sign up for classes at berkeley city college that qualified him for student loans and, yes, housing. >> he provided me with an opportunity. >> i heard that story, i understood that story. i want to be a part of that story's conclusion which was getting into housing. >> but the story doesn't really end there. anthony and nardo hang out regularly now playing chess, watching movies, talking about music. it is as warm a friendship as you can imagine, one just needing a spark of kindness to get started. and, i must say, nardo is not the only person anthony has helped in this way. >> oh, my gosh. >> there was something in the conve

moving on to universities, including places like howard and washington dc, across the water to uc berkeley and even harvard. it is really a accomplishment to move in this direction and to be able to go on and to take what you learned here in your further studies and my hope is that public service is calling you to a certain capacity. public service is what was my calling. i realized that after we were seeing changes in the community and i was being exposed to so many extraordinary things, i wanted to be a part of the decision making body that has a impact on community. now, it may be public service for you, it may be making policies, it may be creating the next new cell phone that you don't have to hold, but it is just in you- [laughter] with technology the way it is moving today you never know what it could be. i used to watch the jetsons cartoon and had flying vehicles and now we have vehicless in the city driven without drivers so anything is possible and you are the nest generation that will lead the city and create. san francisco has a history of resiliency and invention. the first te

my daughters went to uc berkeley. >> the student newspaper in new york , on the subway , papered with these. >> they will see these ads and think i can help somebody and that money would help me a lot. >> help pay my college tuition. >> what happens, not always, they take these powerful fertility drugs and undergo a surgical procedure to harvest a bunch of eggs that will be sold. there is serious short and long-term consequences to doing that. similarly in the case of surrogacy most people don't realize a surrogate pregnancy has above and beyond the natural risks of a spontaneous pregnancy and in california a few weeks ago, last month we had a surrogate mother in san diego who died. it comes with risks. in our films we tell the story of women who saw these advertisements and thought this was a great way to help somebody and they were sympathetic to somebody who could not have children. and they thought the financial incentive would be beneficial. >> let me ask this. what is the great interest in surrogacy? it seems to me , aren't their adoptable children that are already born and need

the academic, uc berkeley.ht. >>> 49ers defense was in midseason form last sunday against the steelers. we all saw that. one thing that the head coach wishes they did differently. matt lively explains in today's red and gold report. >> this is the volkswagen red and gold report. >>> the 49ers defense paddled the test in week one. giving up 7 points to the steelers on the road. this week, a tougher test against the mcvay-led offense. stafford is healthy and threw for 341 yards. stafford will have his work cut out for him against the 49ers defense. san francisco and the steelers quarterback picken including there one. trying the lateral, going back, well, hey, head coach shanahan was not a fan. >> and the guy in front of him. now, he thought he was faster than him. but it was a good set up for the option. if the guy was behind him. so, no, i did not think it was a smart play >> for the red and gold report. i'm matt lively. >> thank you, matt. a mama bear and two cubs on if y you have momoderate too severere crohn

so currently, the academic part of the university is called uc berkeley. task force is recommending changing that to just berkeley, the athletic entity is currently cal the task force says that should be changed to cal berkeley. according to the chronicle, chancellor carol christ cabinet has accepted these recommendations. but the co-chair of the task force says a final decision has not been made. what's likely the end of an era for a north bay studio that made movie magic? the original sound stage in production facility in san rafael for industrial light and magic, founded by george lucas, is going away. lucas ended up moving his special effects shop to the presidio in 2005. however many props and models from famous movies are still right there in san rafael, including the millennium falcon and anchor from pirates of the caribbean and a model of chewbacca's head. the building currently houses 3210 studios, which is going out of business. a longtime employee says the landlord is planning to repurpose the building. >> it's a travesty. i mean, this is a histo

they refer to it as berkeley or uc berkeley but the sports team are referred to as cal they think theye schools so the task force suggests calling it cal berkeley athletics as of now just a suggestion. a formal name change has not happened just yet. >> thank you for calling us at 4:30. 4:30. we are back in your heart is the beat of life. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor if entresto is right for you. >>> right now at 5:00 a developing story in the east bay for two people are dead. four shot by police at a car dealership. the new details we are learning. >>> poor air quality lingers in parts of the bay area things are getting better. how much longer we have to wait before seeing our skies cl

there's no word on whether uc berkeley will consider rebranding its sports teams.other big game concert at levi stadium could top beyonce and taylor swift in terms of sheer numbers of fans. ed sheeran is coming to the stadium in santa clara on saturday at levi's stadium. officials tell the mercury news the show is expected to bring in more than 70,000 fans, surpassing beyonce at 50,000. and taylor swift at 58,000. they say this is due to the type of stage that sheeran uses, which allows seats to be set up all around the stage. sharon plays the fox theater in oakland tonight at santa clara, will now limit tours of levi's stadium after two city council members were criticized for accepting free 49ers tickets. the city council voted to limit the number of tours anyone can take in one year to two tours. this comes after a civil grand jury accused two council members of accepting gifts by attending a 40 niners game back in 2021. the two council members said they did it to get a better sense of stadium operations. let's get out the door here. still gray in the noon hour

vandalism took place at a uc berkeley.nity is no longer being investigated as a hate crime. >> so this after police say students dumb shellfish outside the frat house last weekend. it originally was thought that the incident might have been discriminatory since shellfish is a non kosher food. now police say jews from house was not the only one targeted in a statement the fraternity says this incident whether targeted or not has contributed to an atmosphere. we're jewish students are concerned for their safety. they do say, however, that some of the students responsible for the vandalism of come forward and apologize. police say no charges will be filed. also as a mayor, matt mahan wants to deter sideshows in the city by calling on social media companies to join the fight to stop them. mahan says he sent a letter to media giants like meta tiktok snapchat and proposes a sit-down meeting at city hall. he wants to talk about strategies like suspending the accounts of users promote sideshows on social media. currently the city

and coming up in about 30 minutes, the uc berkeley chancellor and athletic director will be speaking with the media will have more on what they have to say coming up in the next reporting live in the newsroom. tiffany justice, back to you. all right. thank you, tiffany. >> well, 8.32 is the time and to oakland now where the city may lose money from the state for not complying with 9-1-1, emergency response time requirements. the state requires that 90% of all 9-1-1, calls be answered within the first 15 seconds. but a new report shows that as of june of this year, opd takes up to 54 seconds to answer a 9-1-1, a call to nearly a full minute. the phone is just ringing. the issue can be traced back to an alameda county grand jury report back in 2019 were noted that long, 9-1-1, call wait times were present and they gave suggestions to improve the grand jury revisited the issue this year and says the issue has actually worsened since then, the california office of emergency management issued a formal letter requiring that the city of oakland submit and improvement plan within 90 days. we

the acc to 18 and leads the pac 12 just 2 schools left in that historic conference officials with uc berkeley just spoke with the media about why they decided to join the acc. >> care deeply about being able to play the finest level of competition and play like schools. and this move gallon cheese or chiefs, those 2 goals. we've talked a lot to our student athletes and got feedback that they want to play at the highest level. i want to still have opportunities to compete for national championships produce a limp. would be ends >> and they want to compete against schools like and when you look across the acc, there are so many high academic schools that value that stollar athlete balance. >> meanwhile, the chair of the stanford board of trustees said quote, acc membership align stanford with the conference of leading peer institutions who share a deep history of athletic success and a commitment to the pursuit of academic excellence. we appreciate the invitation of the acc member schools and we are excited to join them. stanford football actually starts their season tonight against hawaii. and

. >> uc berkeley police sent out an advisory last night warning students and residents of a man who was reportedly waiving a pick ax at several students. this is between college avenue and hay street. the man was described as wearing dark clothing, colored clothing, had a large black backpack. unfortunately, he ran off before police got there. >> it's 707, in san francisco. police are investigating a fight involving several teens said happened at the westfield mall around 6 o'clock on saturday night. officers got a call to go there and security met them. a security guard was with an injured teenager. and epthat teenager told the pole that he was iton the head during a fight and other teens involved in the fight. they took off before the cops got there. the injured teenager didn't get any medical treatment. they refused went back to their parents. anybody with information about this fight is asked to call the san francisco police. it's 708, bpand a suicide prevention mont gets underway. engineers in the bay area are continuing to build a physical barrier along and serve underneath the go

that's according to a new poll by uc berkeley and the la times which found 77% of voters experienced extreme heat in their communities. only 26% surveyed said their local governments did an excellent or good job responding to heat by opening cooling centers are providing other types of relief. 23% rated the responses as poor or very poor. well, you might not need to throw out your expired. at-home covid tests. health experts say the fda has extended expiration dates for several manufacturers. manufacturers were more conservative with the expiration dates in the early days of the pandemic. but now they say they have better knowledge of how long they can provide accurate results. you can check if the date on your tests has been extended on the fda's website. but in the meantime, experts say expired tests are fine to use in a pitch. rescue crews are racing against the clock to get an american explore out of the cave in turkey. we have the latest on his condition. >> plus, over 100,000 auto workers plan to go on strike the new work conditions there to mandate. but first, a new bill makin

the deal with creating more housing and one of those bills moves uc berkeley. one step closer to being able to build more student housing. >> that's going to be located right at people's so governor gavin newsom signed the bill which changes the california environmental quality so that's her projects and they don't need alternative sites are ways to mitigate noise. when they're designing new student housing. this is a game-changing. it is. yeah, the governor has already been pretty vocal about his support for this housing project. >> the new building would house more than 1100 students. and we have the state assembly to passing a bill that would help fast track low-income housing on land that's owned by nonprofit colleges and religious institutions like churches and synagogues and mosques that bill was authored by san francisco state senator scott wiener. it would rezone that land owned by the colleges and churches and allow them to build affordable housing supporters say it could add hundreds of thousands of housing units across the state, although opponents s

one uc berkeley haas school of business economist says the pandemic has made inflation predictability on reliable. i think it's still a good chance that they will raise rates one more time. this year. this week's meeting has many investors anxiously awaiting a decision. one bay area home loan broker says all signs are pointing towards future rate drops. all the metrics, what's happening in the economy with jobs are all pointing to a softer economy and hence that we have to release the pressure on these rates. the fed has increased the key interest rate 11 times since march of last year. well, it's only september , but companies are gearing up for the holidays. the plan by macy's to hire thousands of seasonal workers. plus about 20% of people who get really sick from it die. so it's nothing to laugh at at all. but fortunately , it's not common. a woman in san jose is recovering after getting a bacterial she cooked t home. while doctors had to do to save her life and the warning to cell phone video capturing a sideshow friday night in san rafael. part of a chaotic and violent 24 hours i

he fled the area before uc berkeley police could arrive. moving forward now as it anticipates new sources of funding to respond to the fentanyl crisis, as the county is expected to receive as much as $45 million from national opioid settlements during the next 18 years. county supervisor cindy chavez said the board will vote on a series of investments tomorrow, including a fentanyl awareness campaign and funding to make the overdose reversal drug narcan more widely available in the community is we want to make sure we're investing resources in the ability for people to get services as quickly as possible so that if, you know, you have an addiction, that you're able to get it as close to same day service. if you're ready to go into a program that we can make available. county officials say they also want to make sure that medical professionals are trained in addiction medicine and how to spot the signs of drug dependance. there is an increased need for donations to help those in need in the north bay ritter center is putting out an urgent ap

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a uc berkeley alum is running to be president of mexico. stanford is finding a new conference.ext week despite threats. drag queen story hour at books inc. has become a tradition for drag queen tori tia. last year, protesters barged in as tori read. the same group has allegedly sent messages ahead of next week's story time. she's continuing regardless to stand against hate. silicon valley pride has hired private security for the event. >>> stanford and cal are getting off the syncing pac-12 ship. both schools have been invited to join the acc. the move leaves the pac-12 with two remaining programs, washington state and oregon state. >>> speaking of cal, a uc berkeley alum could be the next president of mexico. she was head of government of mexico city. she was a world renowned environmental engineer with her doctorate from cal. she would be mexico's first female president. the election is in june of next year. >>> we are out of the microclimate weather alert and seeing nice low temperatures across the bay area. here is kari hall. >> look at our high temperatures, it's so much c

. >> are the names for uc berkeley too confusing? that's what a 19 member task force believes and they've released an 18 page report to outline the changes they suggest. so here are some of the recommendations. currently, the academic part of the university is called uc berkeley and the task force is recommending changing that to simply berkeley. the athletic entity is currently cal and the task force says it should be just changed to cal berkeley. according to the chronicle. chancellor carol christ cabinet accepted these recommends options, but the co-chair of the task force says a final decision hasn't been made yet. >> rock band the rolling stones has some new music coming. >> yep, they reveal the track list for their first full album in nearly two decades and some huge features are on the list. iconic bass guitarist for world famous rock group the beatles, former mccartney is confirmed to be on the project. singer lady gaga is going to be featured on a song titled sweet sounds of heaven. and you can also expect to see elton john.

today on the morning edition we spoke with uc berkeley chief of police yogananda pittman . coming from a social justice background she believes she could be more effective working within an institution rather than challenging it from the outside. after 24 years, she was able to rise through the ranks of law-enforcement. now she is calling on bay area women to do the same. >> women by nature are caretakers, we are moms. we look out for everyone. you can absolutely be anything that you choose to . and life. and one of those professions is in law-enforcement. >> according to chief pittman, they have 20% females and is excited to see the force balance out. >>> let't's get a live look at apple. apple unveils its iphone15. we have the latest on the features you can expect. >>> on in money watch report it is the biggest antitrust - [narrator] stimulant use disorder is a disease, not a choice, but getting help and finding treatment for your meth or cocaine addiction is up to you. treatment for stimulant use disorder is often covered through medi-cal, medicare, and many private insu

uc berkeley students pitched in to help carry people's furniture and possessions to safety. john iranovicci's grandmother sheltered 30 people in her home that night. >> my grandmother was very smart. there was no water. the water mains were broken. there was no well. so where did she get water? she drained the hot water heater for 50 gallons. >> reporter: on sunday morning the city commemorated the anniversary with a fire ready festival urging residents to practice preparedness and learn lessons from the disaster a century ago. >> we need to reflect on this moment, but also to recommit ourselves to make sure it never happens again. >> reporter: but it did happen again in 1991, the terrible tunnel fire that destroyed more than 3,000 homes in the oakland berkeley hills. long time resident darrell dickerhoff remembers asking helps the same question that people probably asked back in 1923. >> seeing our home looking up at the hills and kind of wonder when do you start packing up and leaving? >> reporter: the city hopes this will help, a collection of siren speakers, some portabl

. >> reporter: he studied philosophy at uc berkeley but he said that life decisions put him on the street in the 80s and he has not been able to secure home since. >> they had to go back to the old country when i started college. i did not know where that was. >> with everything that has been happening at the county to try to address homelessness, we still see a major increase in the number of people who are sheltering on our streets every night. it just goes up every year. right now, especially as we are at the end of most of the pandemic-era rental protections, there is largely expected to be an eviction tsunami. this action today does not unlock any money. what it does is it declares a state of emergency and asks the county staff to develop an emergency response to homelessness and report back to the board of supervisors and 60 days. >> it is a community plan that includes a $2.5 billion investment in housing, shelter and rental assistance. he tells me that no matter what he is going to continue staying at a camp near lake merritt until he gets real housing options. >> it has been six

. >> vandalism that took place at a jewish fraternity at uc berkeley over the weekend is no longer being investigated as a hate crime. berkeley police department says it turns out several fraternities had shellfish dumped in their yards over the weekend and the alpha epsilon pi house was not targeted because it was jewish and the south. the incident may have been discriminate discriminatory be hit because shellfish is a non kosher food. and new statement issued by the fraternity. it says this incident whether targeted or not has contributed to an atmosphere where jewish students are concerned for their safety. they do say, however, that some of the students responsible for the vandalism have come forward and apologized. police say no charges will be filed. for your house tonight. san francisco is seeing an increase in m-pox cases among city residents. the health department has reported 7 positive cases in the past 5 weeks. that's up from the average of just one case a month from january to june of this year, people considered most at risk are being urged to get the 2 dose vaccination to

. >> if you are looking at transport workers alone in the state of california, uc berkeley said thatmately 600,000+ transport workers alone in california would be displaced. >> reporter: this protest happened two weeks after the california public utilities commission approved the expansion of cruze and waymo service despite concerns over safety from the fire department. >> there is no dialogue happening. it is pretty much one side being dictated by the tech titans and the cpuc is allowing that to happen. >> cruze is said to be doing its part by installing vocal charging stations. >>> in this economy, why would a business revive a competitor? a south bay brewery is trying to bring back a san francisco icon. >>> plus, a bunch of partygoers learned just how much a pier could hold. >>> back into the 80s and still 70s for inland parts of the bay area there is a warm-up further on and we take a look at that part of the forecast, coming up. >>> coming up, how the city of oakland is celebrating 50 years of hip-hop. >>> this dog has really good taste in music. she ran away from home and someh

. >> a new state law could allow uc berkeley to proceed with its plan to build at people's park in berkeley. ab 1307, which was signed into law thursday, amends part of the california environmental quality act. now residential noise is no longer considered a significant environmental impact. the university wants to build a 148 unit student housing complex at the park. opponents sued, citing potential loud noise from student parties. a state appeals court ruling in february then halted construction. the case is now pending at the state supreme court. >> south bay congressman is pushing for a ban on assault weapons as jimmy panetta spoke at a roundtable this morning with local leaders in santa clara county said congress is able to pass gun control laws like the safer communities act that allows a court to take a firearm away from a dangerous individual. al panetta says congress now needs to ban assault weapons and extend the time period the fbi gets to do background checks. >> it got a little bit exhaust testing, having to stand on the well of the floor of the house of representatives and giv